Famous Japanese style croissant, Hazukido, opening on 6 July

Niger Tam
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The highly-anticipated opening of Hazukido, a popular croissant brand from Taiwan, has finally arrived in Singapore. On 6 July 2024, the Japanese-inspired bakery will swing open its doors at Ngee Ann City, offering Singaporeans a taste of their renowned croissants.

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Hazukido is celebrated for its unique approach to crafting croissants which combines traditional French techniques with inventive Japanese flavours. The result is a delicate pastry with a crispy, flaky exterior and a soft, buttery interior that has won the hearts of many across Asia. Singaporeans can now experience these delectable treats without having to travel abroad.

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Located in the basement of Ngee Ann City, Hazukido will have a soft launch from 1 to 5 July with varying opening hours. From 6 July, it will operate daily from 10am – 9:30pm.

  • For its grand opening from 6 to 8 July, Hazukido will offer promotions: the first 30 customers can buy 1 item and get 5 free.

  • The next 60 can buy 3 and get 3 free, and all other customers can receive a 10% discount by following their social media pages, with each customer entitled to 1 redemption.

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The bakery’s menu features a variety of croissant flavours, including classic options like Chocolate and Milk Caramel Croissant, as well as more innovative choices such as Salted Egg Yolk, Earl Grey Milk Tea, and their renowned Flat Croissant.

Hazukido also offers seasonal specialities and limited-edition flavours, ensuring that there is always something new and exciting for customers to try. I’ll be looking forward to see if there will be any Singapore-inspired croissant!

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